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will graham is paranoid, but paranoia is a necessity when you live the life he does.
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Really fantastic. Compelling post fall characterisation
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perfect
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The infamy is still prevalent regardless of Hannibal’s itch, there are Lifetime movies, documentaries, and books about them. Freddie Lounds has made quite a bit of money for herself. A disgusting amount, if Will gives it any amount of thought, she’s asserted herself as the expert on the matter of Hannibal Lecter and Will Graham and their relationship, although none of it is quite right, not that it’s ever been. Everything she says is them viewed as a mosaic at one point in time, viewed through a veil.
She can’t picture them in cafés on side streets, drinking black coffee and sweet lattes, hunched over laptops and reading the local newspaper. She can’t see their feet intertwined under the table, pretend-fighting about the tension in Will’s shoulders, kissing each other’s fingers when people aren’t looking.
To Freddie Lounds and most of the human population, they live as two constant pulling forces, bloody in ways that soak the Earth and cries out to heaven, and that drowns all the good that could be between them. This is true of their nature to some degree, but it isn’t all they are. The violence can be quiet, and they can hold each other in gentle sweetness. That’s what no one seems to comprehend — they’re lovers too, the way anyone is.
Yes, I did cry. No, I don't care. This was amazing. Incredible. Show-stopping. This was so beautiful and explored their dynamic so well!
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holy shit. the constant whiplash of will being miserable in his paranoia and utterly comfortable in his life with and love for hannibal. the "small acts" of murder being the follow through of that fear and how it serves as a healing balm to the open wounds of their particular insecurities... the tears and the trembling at the end. are they relief? or are they coming from an endless pool of bitterness
"Sometimes, he thinks he hates himself for denying that simple pleasure, but he knows that they wouldn’t be like this if he hadn’t denied himself. Denial is a key foundation of eternity, even the most beloved disciples did it. Knowing that hasn’t made this any easier."
what a passage.